show me how can i make subVI 1 , subVI 2 and addressing pattern in this ping pong diagram

[foge]

 i need to use the ping pong diagram but i still not know how can i make this sub VI 1 , sub VI 2 and addressing pattern ,,,,,,,,, what eash of these consists of 

[altenbach]

You probably need to give significantly more information before we can help.

(EDIT: Ah now you at least added a picture. Still not clear what you want.)

What LabVIEW versions is this?

[foge]

this version is  a labview communication 

i need to use this ping pong to which doubles the size of the array and allows the loops to process separate halves of the array simultaneously.

[paul_cardinale]

Looks like Vee, not G.

[Terry_ALE]

Which version of LV Comms?

[Terry_ALE]

What are subVI 1 and subVI 2 supposed to?

Do you want to know how to make any subVI?

http://www.ni.com/documentation/en/labview-comms/2.0/g-prog/creating-a-subvi/

[foge]

Ping pong, or double buffer, memory implementations tend to increase the throughput of an Optimized FPGA VI as compared to single buffer memory implementations, especially for VIs that include cascading loops.

Version:

LabVIEW Communications System Design Suite 2.0

[Terry_ALE]

This is an FPGA VI?  I did not know that.

Are your arrays fixed size?

[foge]

not fixed size

[Terry_ALE]

FPGAs do not support dynamically sized arrays.